Vintage Uzbek Bukhara runner 63cm x 170cm 1960s

A handmade vintage Uzbek Bukhara runner from the 1960s, woven in wool and featuring the iconic Tekke-influenced Bukhara design. The runner displays five bold octagonal guls arranged along a rich red field, framed by geometric borders in black, ivory, and warm earth tones. The symmetry and rhythm of the motifs give the piece a strong tribal character while maintaining an elegant, balanced look. This runner is in good vintage condition, with a soft, even pile and light age-appropriate wear that enhances its authentic charm. Its narrow proportions make it ideal for hallways, kitchens, entryways, or layered interiors where a long, decorative accent is needed. Key details: Origin: Uzbekistan (Bukhara tradition). Date: Circa 1960s. Technique: Handmade, hand-knotted. Material: 100% wool. Condition: Good vintage condition; light wear consistent with age. Design: Traditional Bukhara guls with geometric borders. Colors: Red field with black, ivory, and beige accents. Size: 63 × 170 cm (2.1' × 5.6' / 25" × 67"). Type: Narrow tribal runner.